by Alan Dundes
Eight essays that show, by example, what folklore is and how it can be studied to gain insights into cultural patterns of worldview.
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Children's fiction · Christmas, fiction
A Christmas Carol
1843
Children's fiction · Animals, fiction
The Wind in the Willows
1908
Fiction · Ghosts
The Legend of Sleepy Hollow
1820
Fairy tales · Folklore
The Blue Fairy Book
1889
Children's fiction · Robin hood (legendary character), fiction
Robin Hood
1883
Romans · Enfants sauvages
The Second Jungle Book
1887
Jungles · Fiction
The Jungle Book
1893
The Crimson Fairy Book
1903
Fairy tales · Fantasy fiction
The Orange Fairy Book
1906
Metaphysics · Early works to 1800
La Poetica
1479
The Red Fairy Book
1890
Alhambra · Alhambra (Granada, España)
The Alhambra
1800
Fairy tales · Juvenile fiction
The Yellow Fairy Book
1894
John Carter (Fictitious character) · Fiction
A Princess of Mars
1912
American Fantasy fiction · Benn Pitman
Rip Van Winkle
1850
Folklore · History
Myths and Legends of Our Own Land
1896
Legends · Folklore
A book of New England legends and folk lore in prose and poetry. Illustrated by F. T. Merrill
Cuentos de terror estadounidenses · American Ghost stories
Scary stories to tell in the dark
1981